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Other than what @GordinMichael put in I don't know of any that are from the perspective of the industrial entities. Jones' Manhattan Army and the Bomb, though from the perspective of the US Army, has a lot about industrial relations and contractors in it.
I am working on a piece about the sites of the Manhattan Project (all +300 of them) that will focus pretty heavily on the industrial aspects (b/c they make up a majority of the lesser-known sites that contributed), but it isn't really the same thing.
looking forward to reading that! so, there's good coverage on Dupont and bits and pieces across the Project literature on involvement of other companies, but no comprehensive business history as such. to me that seems odd, but maybe it's a topic that falls between the cracks
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